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Villagers harvest wheat outside Combat Outpost Shahabuddin,

Villagers harvest wheat outside Combat Outpost Shahabuddin,

Villagers harvest wheat outside Combat Outpost Shahabuddin, Baghlan province, Oct. 28. Only weeks earlier the village was deserted as insurgents overran the COP and terrorized the local population. Coalition fo... More

A local Afghan villager volunteers to have a U.S. Special

A local Afghan villager volunteers to have a U.S. Special

A local Afghan villager volunteers to have a U.S. Special Forces medic use him as an example during a medical class as other villagers watch in Pol-e Khumri district, Baghlan province, Oct. 28. The villagers on... More

A U.S. Special Forces officer and Col. John Mulholland,

A U.S. Special Forces officer and Col. John Mulholland,

A U.S. Special Forces officer and Col. John Mulholland, deputy commander of Regional Command - North, greets Gen. Abdul Rahimi, the police chief of Baghlan province, during a visit to Combat Outpost Shahabuddin... More

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